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Market manipulation
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying market-manipulation. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2061166-033 : Dual trigger proposals draw their central strength from reliance on market prices, but the index leg is a major disadvantage because it can create incentives to manipulate the index or to force an ent
- 2097160-016 : Market-based trigger measures are vulnerable to market manipulation and bank runs, while accounting-based measures are updated too infrequently to respond adequately in a financial crisis.
- 2273857-060 : Contingent capital triggers have significant design limitations: accounting based triggers may not respond adequately in financial crises because they are updated too infrequently, while market based
- 3002908-012 : The SEC rejected the Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF application on the ground that the unregulated nature of Bitcoin made the proposed fund susceptible to fraud.
- 3411110-010 : Naked or out of the box short selling is possible only because settlement takes three days, so eliminating the window between trade and settlement on a blockchain eliminates that abuse.
- 3808852-029 : Automation and the absence of a human backstop in compliance, back office, and settlement create new risks to market integrity on decentralized exchanges, including wash trading, frontrunning, and ins
- 4015908-028 : Whale purchases that soak up token supply at the earliest possible time in a launch are the key problem fair launch platforms address, because they can be the origin of significant centralization that
- 4015908-035 : An auction mechanism for fair launch tokens avoids pricing tokens below their underlying market value, which in turn helps remedy the problems that derive from large whale token holders who can later